Bike in Tagalog

“Bike” in Tagalog is commonly translated as “Bisikleta,” referring to a two-wheeled vehicle powered by pedaling or motor. This essential word is widely used across the Philippines for both bicycles and motorcycles in casual conversation. Learning “bisikleta” and its related terms enables learners to discuss transportation, exercise, and daily commuting naturally in Filipino.

[Words] = Bike

[Definition]:

• Bike /baɪk/
• Noun 1: A bicycle or motorcycle; a two-wheeled vehicle.
• Noun 2: A motorcycle (informal usage).
• Verb 1: To ride a bicycle or motorcycle.

[Synonyms] = Bisikleta, Baiks, Siklo, Motorsiklo (for motorcycle), Bikey

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: I ride my bike to work every morning to stay healthy and avoid traffic.
Ex1_PH: Sumasakay ako ng aking bisikleta papunta sa trabaho tuwing umaga para manatiling malusog at makaiwas sa trapiko.

Ex2_EN: He bought a new mountain bike for the weekend trail adventures.
Ex2_PH: Bumili siya ng bagong mountain bisikleta para sa mga weekend trail adventures.

Ex3_EN: The children learned to bike without training wheels last summer.
Ex3_PH: Natuto ang mga bata na mag-bisikleta nang walang training wheels noong nakaraang tag-araw.

Ex4_EN: She parks her bike in front of the convenience store while shopping.
Ex4_PH: Pinapa-park niya ang kanyang bisikleta sa harap ng convenience store habang namimili.

Ex5_EN: Many students prefer to bike to school because it’s faster than walking.
Ex5_PH: Maraming mag-aaral ang mas gusto na mag-bisikleta papunta sa paaralan dahil mas mabilis kaysa sa paglalakad.